Mainland Chinese and emerging brands are expected to be the most active players in Hong Kong’s retail property leasing in the coming months, as most retailers remain cautious about the prospects of the beleaguered sector despite an uptick in tourist arrivals, according to analysts.Hong Kong’s retail sales fell for the tenth consecutive month in December, bringing the full-year decline to 7.3 per cent, with total sales valued at HK$376.8 billion (US$48.5 billion), according to the latest… Mainland Chinese and emerging brands are expected to be the most active players in Hong Kong’s retail property leasing in the coming months, as most retailers remain cautious about the prospects of the beleaguered sector despite an uptick in tourist arrivals, according to analysts.Hong Kong’s retail sales fell for the tenth consecutive month in December, bringing the full-year decline to 7.3 per cent, with total sales valued at HK$376.8 billion (US$48.5 billion), according to the latest… Read More South China Morning Post
